Riverheads High School - Dimensions / Colosseum Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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Administration

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15PFCE] TERMS: FROM Room 101 is the scene each Tuesday morn¬ ing at 8:00 o’clock of the faculty meetings. Composing the 1962-63 faculty are twenty- four classroom teachers. Mr. Cecil Layman, Jr., principal, conducts the regular faculty meetings with the help of assistant principal, Mr. Mark Pace. Mr. Ernest Craun, faculty chairman, con¬ ducts in-service training meetings at 3:30 in the afternoon the fourth Thursday of each month. IN THE BEGINNING— the task of putting into smooth operation the parts of an intricate school system falls upon the shoulders of — 10

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Mr. Samuel F. McClure, Jr., representative from Riverheads District, and Mr. Hugh Cassell, superintendent of schools, are shown examining the blueprints of Riverheads High School. Many hours of effort were required before plans were com¬ pleted. Administrators Work Diligently A man of unceasing energy and deep understanding, Mr. Hugh Cassell became superintendent of Augusta County School in 1946. Ever mindful of the needs of students, he continues to study the trends of the times and to guide the school system along the path of progress. In recent years Mr. Cassell has devoted his time and abilities toward a long range plan from which emerged three of the most modem and carefully planned con¬ solidated school buildings in the state. Civic activities, Boy Scout Troops and religious organizations also have been enriched by Mr. Cas¬ sell’s leadership. 12